Jeffrey Lacker
Governance and diversity at the Federal Reserve
Could changes in governance practices have contributed to poor performance in 2021–22? asks Jeffrey Lacker
Lacker to retire from Fed after 28 years
Jeffrey Lacker to step down as Richmond Fed president in October
Regional Fed presidents call for further rate rises
Richmond and Boston heads say Fed should reach inflation target in 2017
Hike now to avoid more action later, says Fed’s Lacker
Richmond Fed president adds his voice to growing number of Fed officials calling for rate hike
Richmond Fed tries to bridge gap between rules and discretion
Economist presents research urging Fed to be more explicit about its strategy
George and Lacker push back against calls for Fed governance reform
Fed presidents argue current arrangements protect independence
Inflation expectations well-anchored, Richmond Fed president says
Villeroy de Galhau notes drop in market-based measures in eurozone
Dudley leads Fed speeches as December meeting looms
William Dudley says conditions necessary for rate hike ‘could soon be satisfied’
Fed presidents talk up prospect of 2015 hike
Richmond, St Louis and San Francisco reserve bank presidents offer thoughts
US unemployment falls to 5.1% despite drop in jobs growth
Richmond Fed president spells out why the time is right to begin raising interest rates
FOMC's Lacker denounces committee's new normalisation principles
Criticises FOMC's expectation not to sell mortgage-backed securities
FOMC members offer conflicting takes on US inflation path
Lacker says inflation moving closer to Fed target
Fed's Lacker highlights 'critical, misconstrued' distinction between monetary and credit policy
‘Living wills' would put ‘credible limits' on central bank intervention
Financial market fragility might be down to 'poor policies', says Lacker
Stylised and abstract economic models used to 'justify' Fed intervention during the financial crisis may not have received enough discussion, Richmond Fed president argues
Fed publishes FOMC transcripts from 'crisis year' 2008
Transcripts of FOMC meetings from the year Lehman Brothers went bust reveal thinking behind exceptional monetary policy decisions
Fed's Plosser wants to end asset purchases by summer
Philadelphia Fed president and FOMC member who voted for the Fed's ‘measured' $10bn taper in January reiterates earlier calls to scale back QE at ‘faster pace'
Fed presidents weigh in on QE as job numbers improve, debt ceiling showdown looms
Five of 12 regional Fed presidents have staked out their positions on bank's asset purchases in recent days as FOMC gears up for next meeting on December 17
Fed heavyweights warn new bank resolution laws won't end ‘too big to fail'
Dudley, Lacker and Tarullo say 'single point of entry' framework under 'Title II' provision is important but inadequate; FOMC members call for long-term debt requirement for Sifis
Fed struggles with same issues as 100 years ago, says Lacker
There has been a debate over which assets the Fed should hold since its founding in 1913, Richmond Fed president Jeffrey Lacker says
Fed presidents in conflict over 'too-big-to-fail'
Lacker, Fisher, Hoenig and Bair called before US Congressional committee to voice their opinions on Dodd-Frank Act's Orderly Liquidation Authority
Richmond Fed's Lacker urges policy-makers to take away the safety net
Richmond Fed president says Federal Reserve may have been too generous with support during the financial crisis; ‘living wills’ could put fear of failure back into banks